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Knowbase.ai

Knowbase.ai is a platform that turns documents, audio and video, and external sources into a searchable AI assistant. Users can upload PDF, Word, PowerPoint, and other files, or connect Google Drive, Notion, and web sources, then ask questions in natural language and receive source-based answers with clickable citations to sources. It supports audio and video transcription and speaker identification, generates shareable links, and can embed an AI chatbot component on websites. The platform emphasizes privacy protection: files are private by default and are not used to train models, and answers include numbered citations for verification.

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Knowbase.ai is an AI assistant platform for document knowledge management, with the core goal of integrating users' scattered files, audio and video, and external information sources into a conversational, searchable knowledge base.

In terms of use, Knowbase.ai is mainly used to turn company documents, personal files, audio and video recordings, and more into a searchable AI assistant. Users can ask questions in natural language, and the system provides answers based on the uploaded sources, with clickable citation labels for verification.

The main capabilities include three parts:

  1. Document chat: Supports uploading PDF, Word documents, PowerPoint, and other formats. Users ask questions in natural language, and the AI gives answers with page-level citations; clicking a citation jumps to the specific page.
  2. Transcription and recording chat: Supports uploading video or audio files, provides AI transcription and automatic speaker identification, allows renaming speakers, exporting subtitles (SRT/VTT), and enables chatting with the recording content.
  3. Knowledge sharing: Can generate shareable links for files, collections, or the entire library. Recipients view files as the owner, with a full PDF viewer, video player, and transcriptions; the AI chatbot component can also be embedded on websites, with built-in lead collection functionality.

In terms of usage, users can upload PDF, Word, PowerPoint, audio, video, and YouTube links, organize files, and create collections called Nests. Through the Chat-All feature, users can search across the entire library, connected Google Drive, Notion, and the web in a single conversation, and get precise source-based answers. Each answer includes numbered citations that can be clicked to jump to the specific page, timestamp, or section.

The applicable scenarios cover multiple groups: students and researchers can upload papers, textbooks, and class notes, and find answers through page-level citations; professionals and teams can upload contracts, reports, and internal documents to get answers quickly instead of digging through folders; creators and educators can turn long content into searchable knowledge, letting audiences talk directly with the material; executives and analysts can upload financial reports and strategy documents, extract insights, and compare data to speed up decision-making.

In terms of privacy and limitations, the platform emphasizes that data always belongs to users: documents are not used to train AI models and are only used for processing, embedding, and storage to answer user questions; files are private by default unless users explicitly choose to share them, and users can control who accesses documents, Nests, and chat links, and can revoke access at any time. Every answer includes numbered source citations for easy verification. The platform is free to start using, with no credit card required. Regarding whether itIt does not provide details such as paid plans, specific pricing, or platform compatibility; this information is not currently available in the materials.